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As Shure celebrates Women’s History Month in March, Paula Molaro looks back at the life and impact of ROSE LANGER SHURE on the company and wider audio industry.

In our next webinar, join Shure Product Manager Sean Sullivan as he discusses how to choose the best listening device for your lifestyle.

When the KSE1500 was introduced in 2015, Shure made portable high fidelity a reality. Sean Sullivan explains how the new KSE1200 makes it more affordable.

Technology tends to move forward in tiny increments, but occasionally it takes a giant leap. And that's exactly what the audiophile expert Jude Mansilla considers the Shure KSE1500 Electrostatic Earphone System to be.

There are several reasons why audiophiles have long prized electrostatic headphones for home listening. Sean Sullivan, Listening Product Manager for Shure, explores the technology behind our groundbreaking KSE1500 portable electrostatic earphones.

Cuando se trata de auriculares, todos deseamos una experiencia auditiva de alta calidad sin sacrificar comodidad y confiabilidad. Si bien los auriculares Shure están diseñados para soportar un uso considerable sobre el escenario, en la calle o simplemente en el gimnasio, a veces los clientes nos preguntan por qué sus auriculares ya no funcionan de forma correcta.

Shure Notes email newsletter subscribers submit their burning audio questions every month, and we pick one to publish in the email and here. This month, we focus on earphone cables with Lightning connectors.

Product Manager Sean Sullivan debunks eight of the most popular myths and legends surrounding headphones and earphones.

Dr. Michael Santucci, president of Sensaphonics, audiologist, and expert in hearing loss prevention, will explain the causes of hearing loss and discuss the best ways for musicians to prevent injury and maintain hearing wellness.

Engineer Roger Grinnip and product manager Sean Sullivan tell the story of the development of the first portable electrostatic Sound Isolating™ earphone system, from experiment to reality.